Ken Griffin Says AI Is “Almost Certainly” in a Bubble
Ken Griffin says AI is almost certainly in a bubble, warning chip prices could fall, but expects surviving companies to lead for decades.
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Ken Griffin says AI is almost certainly in a bubble, warning chip prices could fall, but expects surviving companies to lead for decades.
NVIDIA says its DSX platform helps companies plan power, cooling and computing together as grid delays slow AI factory construction.
NVIDIA detailed European government AI projects using open models to keep sensitive data under local control across six regions.
Former Nvidia marketer Amulya Vishwanath says physical AI is in a “LEGO era,” with robotics building blocks still being developed.
Hackers breached an older OpenCode system, exposing users’ AI API keys and causing unauthorized charges, and the company says refunds are underway.
Google released TorchTPU on Tuesday, a day after Amazon launched TorchNeuron, giving AI developers new ways to run PyTorch apps without Nvidia chips.
Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue says Netflix’s documentary on the OpenAI agent hack exaggerates events and leaves out key details about the breach.
Anthropic has drafted a federal bill that would let a court block AI models posing risks of 50+ deaths or $1 billion damage.
Spotify removed over 50 million AI-generated tracks from recommendations this year, using listener skips, metadata and detection tools to protect human artists.
An IBM article explains how AI decision models pick quick answers with confidence scores and send low-confidence choices to humans for review.
Research funders say AI-written peer reviews are adding pressure as grant applications rise 57%, while experts stress human oversight remains essential.
The open source llm-d tool reached version 1.0 this week, with backers saying it cuts AI inference costs on GPU clusters.
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